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Calculate the number of liters in a solution with a 1.5M and 50 moles
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Calculate the number of liters in a solution with a 1.5M and 50 moles

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Since M(Molarity)=moles/liters

And we have moles and molarity we can rewrite this as Liters= moles/Molarity

As seen here — liters= 50mol/1.50M

Liters= 33.33L (three repeats)
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